This report describes the science-policy interface in the H2020 project Open ENTRANCE and gives the project’s recommendations to how future energy system projects in Europe may strengthen their interaction with policy and decision makers.
Our highly anticipated final conference took place on 2 June, showcasing the achievements of Open ENTRANCE.
This report discusses barriers and incentives to investments for a low carbon transition under a multidimensional perspective. Quantitative modelling of the main barriers and incentives are benchmarked against the stakeholders’ perspective on these factors characterizing the willingness to invest in low-carbon solutions.
We present a comparative analysis of macroeconomic impacts of the four openENTRANCE decarbonization scenarios until the year 2050 using the outcomes of two Computable General Equilibrium models.
openENTRANCE
open ENergy TRanstion ANalyses for a low-Carbon Economy
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